New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
NETWORK CITY.

rhs Ranid Transit Commissioners met yesterday
in the Office of General Louis Fitzgerald In the Equ
ablo Building. 1t decided to advertise Tor plans
and suggestions.
Iacob steinman who is charged with using the
mails in carving on the sawdust game, was arrested
vesterday by Detective Crook, Of the Twelfth fTeclnc
and was held in 81 900 bail by Commissioner oh'cu'
Lewis J. Hallen, treasurer Of the Volunteer Fire
mems Association gave dinner last evening AZ 'ho
Hotel Hungaria No. Union Square, In honor of
Assembyman John Martin Of the IXth Dstr's5 May
of the old volunteer firemen were present. Hir' i~A
len will sail for Europe In few days.
John A. Higgins Of No. 4so Broome-st made an
assignment yesterday to Edward e. Manners s''"e
preferences for $3,o13.
The New-York Heating Company has been incor-
porated by Theodore N. Vail, David b. Parker anu
fillmore Elwcll The capital stock is $2o,ooo
The members of the Hoboken Turtle Club will break
fast and dine I'm their grounds adjoining Cases Hotel
ON Thursday of this week
Indiana, entered upon the farewell week OF us
run to a good audience at wallack's last night inc
revival of tho opera has proven more OF success
than did the original production, as the present cast
Is better adapted for the opera, which now moves
with yeness and dash ana Koe haPRRs s SesSar
dent" will be given
Tho Earle Guild is now issuing tickets for ice and
free excursions to sick children. Mothers OF SICK
children can procure tickets at the office of tho Eao
Guild No. 173 Centre-st by bringing voucher rom
a physician a dspensary. An excursion TICKET OK
free excursion to Bellows Island and return
ticket for Ice is good for either Ice or mH receyed
All checks should be made payable TO Ferdlnanu L.
Earle.
Candidates for appointment to the Naval Academy
or to West Point living in the XIlIth Congressional
District may send their names, address and refer
ences together with statement as to which app9lh.I
ment they desire to obtain, 10 Congressman Ashpei
+. Fitch, at No. 90 Nassau-st., before Thursday
Engineer Kellogg, of the Park Department said yes
terday that the delay In finishing the coping In Jeau
nette Park was owing to the difficulty In getting stone
from the quarres The condition Of the street around
Department of Public Works and not 10 the ihk
Department. The new park will DO ready ior securing
In August.
Agnes Farmer. age fifteen, has been missing from
her home at No 214 Broome-st. since July a.
An unknown man who looked like a laborcr died
suddenly in the doorway at No. 47s Peari-St ycs'er
day. The police thought that his death was caused
either by heart disease or by the enectS VI hquoi anu
heat.
Herman Fnkelsten, age ten. of No. 900 Eldridgo-
st. was injured by ice cart in Rivingtonst yester
day so seriously that he died. I. b. stoweli the
driver of the cart, was arrested The Doy S iathcr
was killed by accident two weeks ago.
certificate received at Sanitary Headquarters yes'
cray recorded the death Of Peter Gesnick age forty
eight pedler Of No. 442 Houston-st, who died at
Wards Island Insane Asylum from fracture OF the
left leg. DIR. c. r. Hoffman explained that OtSmck
broke the leg before he entered the asylum by iang
out of window.
Henry Broekner drove a wagon through onc'hunored
and ftethst Yesterday and at Third ave. the horse
ran away. Brockner was thrown out and broKe
leg.
Coroner Levy yesterday held an inquest In the case
Of Gustav sosso, the German musician who on Apnl
90 at Thrdave and nchundred and sixty eighth,st
was struck by stOnc thrown by one OF gang which
infcsts that locality. He died on May 16 John
Uvder who was arrested the time. was cIOnerated
by the coroners jury. The verdict was that we
musician had struck with stone thrown by some
unknown person
Coroner MESSENGER yesterday committed to the Tombs
ON a charge Of homicide, Kieran Brophy, Of No $40
East Fourteenth ST. who Sunday stabbed and killed
Hugh O'Connor Thomas Cody, a witness, was sent
to the House Of Detention to await the Inquest on
Friday next
The Republican Club Of which James r. Foster is
president has printed in handsome pamphlet form the
speeches made at the first annual dinner at Demmicos
on February 10, the seventy-eghth anniversary oil
Iincolns birthday. THE TRIBUNE printed In fuil
many of these addresses. Among those who spoke
we're General Joseph II. Hawley, Senator Hisc0ck'
Governor Foraker. Chaunccy NJ. Depcw. Governor
Oglesby and Galusha A. Grow.
BROOKLYN.
The festival and games of the ten tribes OF the order
Of Improved Red Men Of Brooklyn at broadway and
Washington Parks attracted many people yesterday
OF line Naragansett and Canonicus tribes The vail-
ans Merc